Thomas Dodd wrote: > > 3: When the pointer is over a window decoration, borde, titlebar, the > buttons in the corners, the WM gets all the modifiers. This seems like a good idea, but probably would require changes to X itself. It introduces the idea of seperate focus for the WM and client areas of a window. I notice that if I set sawfish to focus mode enter-exit (ie, focus follows pointer to root window) and open an xterm and hold down a key, the character starts repeating when the mouse passes over the titlebar or window border. > 4: When the pointer is inside the window, the app gets it's keys, > but the WM key (meta?) is still for the WM. Seems like a good idea too, but unless this key is inaccessible to application programs they will use it anyway. Plans that require a large enough group of people to Do The Right Thing hardly ever work out it seems.
